Wicca Spell Book: The Ultimate Wiccan Book on Magic and Witches: A Guide to Witchcraft, Wicca and Magic in the New Age with a Divinity Code (New Age and Divination, Book 3)

If you are new and starting out in Wicca then this is the perfect book for you.The book covers the history of Wicca (starting with Gerald Gardner and then referring the ancient pre-Abrahamaic beliefs breezing past the conflicted and unfounded sources for the so-called Pagan Myth) and discusses various practices such as the various deities and tools.While brief, it is written on a level that is easy for the beginner Wiccan to understood and covers the various topics in an interesting manner. For example, the section describing the various crystals state why each crystal is useful like Amethysts are used or healing mood and anxiety disorders among other things.My favorite sections are the chapters that describe the various deities sorting them into their various pantheons and how they can assist the mortal that calls them. For example if you have problem that requires clear thinking you might want to consult one of the Gods or Goddesses of Wisdom such as Athena, Brigid, or Odin.Another favorite chapter explores the various paths which Wiccans can follow to use their abilities such as Hedge Witches (who use their abilities to communicate with spirits such as through clairvoyancy or through lucid dreaming) and Green Witches (who use their abilities to help with Environmental causes like healing the earth and gardening.)This is an excellent book not only for those who are beginning their path but also for those on a familiar path to get back to the basics.

This book is excellent for someone that wants to learn the basics about Wicca on-the-go, and a handy place to start for someone new to the Craft, or just interested in learning a little bit more about it. Information is given as to types and basic building of foundations for your own spells - this is NOT a grimoire, just to be clear.The history given on the various pantheons gives brief overviews and covers most of the bases, and I like seeing all of the basic components typically used in various spells and charms in one place, instead of having to buy eight different books. Stones and herbs commonly used are mentioned, and various types of ritual are touched upon.I’d like to see a pocket grimoire sometime, for the hearth witch with kids; little household charms for everyone. All in all, a good little reference book, and worth the price to have it handle in epub form.

I am very into reading and learning about things that I know nothing about. I have never known anything about this subject and I thought it would be educational. So this this book was a very interesting read. This book is a guide to witchcraft, wicca and magic. This book is informative for a beginner or someone with knowledge on the subject. This book will teach you everything you want to learn about Wicca, spells, and magic. I recommend this book for anyone who is interested in learning about this subject.

"Wicca Spell Book" is a concise, well-written, and seemingly expertly researched introduction to the history, methodologies, and self-centering used in performing rituals and spells. The history portion was especially interesting, as I had no idea that Wicca has its roots in so many of the world's philosophies and nature-based religions (I most enjoyed the sections on Egyptian and Norse mythologies). This is a guide to preparing Wiccan practitioners at the personal level for casting various spells. This is not a kind of step by step cookbook style guide to casting spells; rather it is an introduction to different tools used in Wiccan practices, including crystals, circle drawings, and the balancing of chakras, among others. The section on using salts and bath bombs was very fascinating, as well as the portion relating to the utilization of moon phases. The book also delves into "finding your niche" as a practitioner; it explains how different personalities and different people use spells differently, and identifies which personality types are more adept at different types of casting. A more experienced Wiccan might not find this particularly useful but it is very interesting as an introduction to Wiccan practices, and worth the cost if you are interested in learning some of the background behind this unique lifestyle.Also of note, in the Kindle edition, it is very easy to navigate through each section of the book.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book.The history of the Wiccan belief system was fascinating as were all the elements of the belief system.The writings about the moon cycles and what they represented were very cool. I didn’t know that wiccans abstain from magical practice during a dark moon.I enjoyed the thorough description of Tarot, having practiced it myself. It was very good and accurate.Reading about the Hellenistic beliefs was cool and comprehensive.There were many things I did not know about in the book too.I had no idea there are so many different types of Wiccans. From Christian Wiccans to Muslim Wiccans.This was a great read with so much information!

Nearly the polar opposite type of a book I would normally reach for, Wicca Spell book by Julia Steyson was a fascinating read. Well written by someone who has great knowledge and understanding about the subject, Steyson does a great job discussing the origin, theory and practice of Wicca in a way that made sense to someone who did not have any prior knowledge on the subject. I had no idea that the Wicca beliefs and ideologies tied back to the Chinese Lunar Wheel. Fascinating! If you’re looking to learn something new, highly recommend this book!

No spells in this book at all if that is what you are looking for try something else, has a fantastic knowledge about wicca tho and gives good research for those new to the craft.

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